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The Portland daily press., 1887-04-27
A Breeze in the House of Commons.

OTTAWA. April ga breeze occurred In
the Canadian House of Commons this after
noon over the non-appearance of the proms-
ed nsheries correspondence. Mr.. Foster
minister Of fisheries, explained permission
to present the latest batch of papers only
had been received on Friday and the printers
were at work night and day to get the whole
out. Mr.. Blake thought the House was not
being treated fairly by the delay. If the
manuscript copy was laid on the table the
true position Of the negotiations could be
seen at once. Mr.. Mitchell, former minis
tel, of fisheries, said he understood the st.
John. N. B., Sun, a journal, was supposed
to be inspired by Foster, the present minis
ter, denied outright that the Canadian
government concurred in the latest proposal
OF Lord Salisbury for a tentative settlement
OF the question. Mr.. Mitchell thought the
House should know Immediately what posi-
tion the Canadian government took on the
question.
The Irish Coercion Bill.
Mr.. Curran's resolutions against the Irish
coercion bill were carried in the Canadian
Parliament at 1 o'clock a. m. by 1856 to AZ.
Ravages of Black Fever.
QUEBEC, April 26-Advices from the valley
Of st. Maurice state that disease known as
the black fever, accompanied by diphtheria
is making terrible ravages among the people
AT Mount Caribou the family of a French
settler named Antoine Veaugers has been al
most eXterminated, eight deaths having
taken place. There Is no prospect of an
early abatement of the disease.
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-27
STATE PENSIONERS.

Pension Agent Sprague says that the pas
sage of the new pension law by the last
Legislature has about doubled the number
of applications In his office for pensions.
There have already been filed in his Office
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-27
$500
SALMON IN MAINE RIVERS.

In addition to the So bounty the hunter
gets something for the meat and hide; so
bear hunting is quite an industry
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-27

The Lynns have secured Henry, the Phila
delphia pitcher
Hawkes., second baseman, who played
with Haverhill last year and was to play In
Salem this year, has given up playing on ac-
count of poor health. Houlhan, the Lynn
second baseman, has signed to take his
place.
Bell, who was released from the Portlands,
has reioined his old club, the Jersey Blues.
The Portland team will have rooms at No.
Myrtle street and will take their meals at
No. III on the same street.
There was no game yesterday at the Port
land grounds owing to the condition of the
grounds after the rain and snow.
The Portlands do not play today, but to-
morrow will open the league in Manchester.
McDermott viii probably pitch for Manches-
ter, with Koons or Coughlin to catch him.
The Boston reporters have decided not TO
score bases on balls in the hit column Ii
seems absurd TO score them there, but for
the sake of uniformity ii would seem as II
following the rules would be the proper
thing Instead Of Strengthening things ont.
the Boston papers are getting them fearfully
mixed.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-04-01

"A Chicago firm advertises "Uur dane
ing slippers for young ladies are simply i'm
mense." This is contirmatory of the allu.
sions frequently made to the size of the feet
of Chicago maidens.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-04-01

The fruits Of the spirit, like those of the
earth, ripen only after it has felt the fierce
heats of summer and the cutting blasts OF
autumn.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-04-01
what True MeritwiII DO.

The unprecedented sale of Boscnee's German
Syrup within a few years, has astonished the
world. 1t is without doubt the safest and best
remedy ever discovered for the speedy and Of.
fectual cure of Coughs Colds and the severest
Lung troubles. 1t acts on an entirely different
principle from the usual prescriptions given by
leave the disease still in the system, but on the
contrary removes the cause of the trouble, heals
healthy condition. a bottle kept in the house
for use when the diseases make their appearance
will save doctors bills and long spell of serious
1t is positively sold by all druggists and general
dealers in the land. Price, 20 cts, large bottles
"A great scarcity of the very small coins
is reported. We are afraid the heather
have got all the very small coins by this
time.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-04-01
Consumption and Wasting Diseases

And General Debility. Doctors disa4 rec as tC
the relative value of Cod Liver Oil and Hypo
phosphites-the one supplying strength and flesh
the other giving nerve power, and acting as
tonic to the digestive aud entire system. But ia
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with Hypo.
phosphites the two are combined, and the effect
is wonderful. Thousands who have derived nc
permanent benefit from other preparations have
been cured by its use. This is not an assumption
but facts that are substantiated by the expert.
ence of the past 10 years, aud the endorsements
OF thousands of the best Physicians throughout
the country.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-04-01
A Family RleSSinr

Simmons Liver Regulator-thc favorte home
remedy-is entirely vegetable and is the purest
and best family medicine that Is compounded
No error to be feared in administering, no injury
from exposure after taking, no loss of time. II
is the best preventive medicine and safe to take
no matter what the sickness may prove to be, and
in any ordinary disease will effect speedy cure
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-04-01

400 lbs. per acre, along side other Standard
Brands, on his Tomatoes, and that there was
peTceptible difference in favor ours, the plants
kept greener. bore prettier, and consequently
more fruit, and is going to use il this season.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-04-01
Magnets which never FaiIto Draw

The scml-annual matchless mark-down sale of
high-class garments for Men, Youths and Boys,
Overc ats, Suits, &C., all being sacrificed with
pp ted time TO m IKE one dollar do the work
twoat Acme Hall, II Il. Baltimore street, new
o. near Charles street, Baltimore.
Some lives are like a footprint In the
hard rock, enduring forever, and some are a
footprint in the sand, to be erased by the
incoming tide.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-04-01

Mr.. WIN H. Alaband, of Wyoming, Del. say !:
II used your Fertilizer on Tomatoes by the side
of Green Bone Phosphate and Sun Guano. The
Green Bone was cracked so high put it next to
the road to show of big, and the sun Guano next,
and the last Hubhards, away back, as its merits
were kept quiet, but when visitors came to see
my patch of tomatoes, | always pointed out the
ground on which all three kinds were. and Hub
others. When picking time came 1t was all in all.
i have used II on other crops with the same re-
market"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-01
OUR BOYS.


Whereabouts of Former Richmond Lads.
John f. Cahill Is editor of % Spanish
paper and manager of the Mexican and
Spanish-American Exchange al ST. Louis.
Dr Delerue Is Palatka. Fla
George {. Ruskcll and John W. Starkc
is IN Birmingham
Charles kuOwlc, is with the Southern
Pacific railroad at New Orleans.
Colin Mcllae, Powhatan Wren. and
Aleck Easton arc in Galveston. Texas
William Foster John II Foster George
W . Brien, and David Brooks. formerly
OF Manchester are In Atlanta.
Tom Bransiord is al Roanoke, and So
are 4. Is Woodbridge and II. c. Stanard.
Billy Alegree d, in Ne. York. and
Ned Niene is in Philadelphia
Henry Wise llobson is United States
District Attorney in Colorado
Some two hundred of The boy, are i'm
~. Paul and Duluth.
X +. Denny and some others are i'm
Washington city and so is Bob Fleming
John W. lIowry and Captain John II
"reanor are in Baltimore.
). Horace Gill, Henry Bonn, and Nat
Crump are in Montreal Canada.
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DEBT COMMISSIONS.


,.ooo,dance wifha resolution adopted,
,here was no session of the De9i OOm
,a;ssion held Yesterday he hnslisn
Tor,wissioncr, have been furnished WIN
the various statements puoN,Heu ~ ,i'
Auditor. and The legislation on 'He sun
iect and spent yesterday eAsm'nlI i5
Them. They have engaged VII. Ilenl1 - d.
Roudar one of the most eApeIl ana wei.
t 49,, accountants in The city 70 assist
tbem and De entered upon ms duties
Mr. Craig the clerk of the Virginia
Commissioner, wa. also busy. ana was
in consultation with speaker stuart
The English commissioners have not
yet Given any idea Of their proposais-in
TACT they have done nothing as yet eN-
cent 10 ask 10 De furnished with copies
81 the statements and legislation men
toned above.
The Joint commission viii meet again
IN morrow al 10 o'clock but % is thought
that the bondholdcr- representatives,
will not make known their propositions
until they have acquired thorough
knowledge of the finance and resources
Of the State.
The fact that sir Edward Thornton
and his colleagues are taking So much
mains tO acouaiuf themselves with iht
irue condition of tlc resources and mon
etarv matters of The state. di,proyc- The
charge that ha, been made that they have
come with cut and dried plan of settle
ment 10 whose PrOcra-tcan bounds every
thing must accommodate itself. a, iaI
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-01
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
Various Items Of Interest from our sister
CITY

The House Committee on Roads yes
tcrdav reported bill amending the
charter of the Petersburg and Chester
field railroad. so as TO allow the company
to construct a road from Petersburg 90
Exeter Mills, in Chesterfield, or 10 amy
point on The Bright Hope. and 10 issue
bonds not exceeding in amount S2JOOO.
The work TO bee commenced I'D three
wear. and finished in ten. Three or four
companies now have charters 10 con-
struct railroads i'm Chesterfield.
Rev " g. Lumpkin will preach al the
Ffth-street Methodist church this morn
inr and tonight
Auditor J. b. Walden is still unwell.
He Is a most popular and efficient oihcer,
and his many friends wish for his speedy
restoration 10 entire health.
Real estate agents are paying constant
attention % Manchester property. and
the whole CITY is dotted over with their
advertising boards
The bad holes IN the pavement OF lower
Hull street still demand attention.
Rev y b. Dcy. of the Wcst-knd Meth
odist church who has been sick for sew
eral weeks. IS ont again and viii preach
to-day
As has already been ,tatcdin the TINES
Rev Mr. Epes. of The Presbyterian
church. rendered The resignation Of m-
pastoral charge This morning there
will be meeting of the congregation 90
consider u Mr Epc- has TWO calls, one
in The Valley of Virginia and one in
Georgia
Rev. William II Christian will preaci
"a sermon on "Druidi-m, at the Central
Methodist church tonight
The meetings at the warehouse by Kew
Mr. Needham. which have been SO in
terc-ting and largely attended Will Do
continued during the coming week
There Nill hc service this evening al
33O o'clock
I'm the office of the clerk of the Iust
ine- Court. during the month of April. %
deeds and l3 marriage license Nhii'
and Is c0l0red were recorded
ON Friday night Star of Hope Lodge
lndependent order of Good Iemplar-
elected the following officers W CT
Mis- Hattie Wells. W y. J.. Mrs. lee
Worthy Secretary Alden Campbell
Treasurer. Mrs d. B Beattie Financ's
Secretary. Miss Katie FITZGERALD Chap
lain George Nun Marshall. D. u
Hawks. Inside Guard. Lee Ellington
Outside Guard George Ill., fitzgerald
R1ht Hand supporter j. D. Fitzgerald
Left Hand supporter. Mis- CoInelia Fan
lpv Assistant Secretary. Mis- Bcil
CARRIER Deputy Marshall Miss Florenc
Blunt p vs. c. T. vs. b Crooks
r.. % L'tt,.-.refl
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Appointment of a Committee 10 Proceed
tn GrttN- bmrg.

To- Gettysburg.
The Executive Committee of Pickett ,
Division met i'm regular session 40 the
Armory last night
Present Captain William J. C.opton,
chairman of committee General William
n. Terry. president of the association
Major j. y Bidgood treasurer Ser
rcant G.. f. Lochr. secretary Colonel X.
J. Mauly. Captain T. j. Reeve. Captain
A. J.. Lyon. Captain j J.. Phillips, Cap
tain IL b Talaiero, Sergeant W H.
Deanc. and Lieutenant John Anderson
A number of letters were read showing
the members of the division all over the
state are taking active steps TO secure "a
full representation of the command al
Getysbur- I'm some places county meet
mgs have been called.
At the request of the Federal Geiiys-
burg Association a committee was app
pointed 10 visit that place and confer
with them "a. TO The location of the monu-
ment The members of the committee
are CAPTAIN William J. Clopton, Captain
+. p. Reeve. and Colonel r. J.. Maury
After talking over the subject OF trans
portation the committee adjourned.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-01

The Grand Army organ of Boston has
sent on 10 r.. i. Lee Camp for the photo
graphs of its officers and leading menu
beers. They intend 90 issue q large
extra edition go the time of The Bunker
Hill celebration and wish 10 embellished
with some good-looking Johnnie Rebs
Among those who have sent pictures are
Commander \. t. Phillips Lieutenant
Commander j. W White and Adjuiant
4. A Splitter and others will also be
sent
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-01

There were two alarms of fire yester-
day, the first wa, % still alarm at l.45
pm, caused by slight burning of %
kitchen adjoining the house of William
Barker on Marshall street between
Twenty-ffth and Twenty The
fire was eNtingui,hed by the station men
Of Steamer No. L. Damage nominal
The second fire occurred about .
o'clock, and did more damage, the roof
being burnt OF a tenement house 40 the
extreme end of North ST. James street
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Police Court.

Samuel Granger .coloredl. charged with
beating Mrs William Anderson. Secu-
rity required in the sum of $500 for
twelve months.
Patrick Henlv. charged with trespass-
ing upon the premises of and destroying
Inc nropcrtv of - Wade. Security
required in the sum of $500 for twelve
months
I'M. Seymour, charged with trespass.
Ing upon the premises OF the CITY nan
lot and using abusive language 10 the
EMPLOYEES of James Netherwood. Fined
- and costs e.,
John Branch .coloredl, charged with
assault and abusing Mrs. c. ;. Stoops
and also resisting the police. Fined III
and security required for twelve months
I'm the sum OF $500
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Range of thermometer at Spence Ty-
rec d Co.'S shoe house, slj East Broad .
street, April Both 1857. 9 am, So, -
m, Gs' 3 pm, ,2'; 6 pm, So.
Rev j. Calvin Stuart viii conduct the
service of song al the Male Orphan /
Asylum at 43O o'clock this evening
Captain William g. Harvey. Jr., has /
been commissioned by Governor Lee as /
Captain on The staff of Major " i. /
Simons ofthe First Battalion Of Artillery /
Major Lewis Ginter arrived IN Denver /.
last night on Dis way homeward from /.
san Francisco. and viii De in Chicago |
about the middle of the week.
Rey- r G. Cave. of fhe Seyenth-stTeet. !
and j. A. Cutler of Marshail-sireet
Christian church Wil exchange pulpiis
20 morrow night
Mr. j Louis sullivan rendered some
very much-appreciaicd yoca. musica' the
member farewell meeting af Old t1iri--
tian Association Hall FRIDAY night
The complimentary concert 90 Addie
VI Johnson. fhe c0i0rei soprano, pre-
yiOus 90 bier departure for Australia.
took place ai fAe Ihird-~trect African
Methodist Episcopal church The church
was crowded and the concert was O.
great success She has long been Tie
/ leading Col0red soprano in This vicinity
and has "a phenomenal voice.
The Map of a Woman Heart ai
yertiscd DOB another column is unique aui
an interesting chart of tha' wonderful.
/ ORGAN
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sick Headache

cured and It's return prevented by The use
0f Dr. David's Vegetable Liver Pills. As this
remedy has been thoroughly tested by mum
beers of our best people. containing MS u does
none but vegetable ingredients. N should com
mend itself 90 all sufferers with this terrible
disease. Being extremely mild naction. these
pills can hc taken by both the weak AMI the
boxes for g.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-01
nlchmond SIN Ahend.

The many friends of Myers. Bros *
Co. will be glad TO learn that they have
again secured the contract for furnishing
the United States Navy with tobacco
The quantity /, 100000 pounds. The last
contract was faithfully fulfilled, and they
were much complimented on their work.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-01

Calling over in Manchester the other
cay we dropped into the hrst-class bakery
establishment Of l. q v STEMS. and found IL
lifted NJ In firsi-class style with all the neces
sary supplies Of good things. such a. always
remind us Of Christmas Bread. crackers. bis
cults, etc. In abundance. cakes. and a variety
~ good things for the children and all made
from the very best and purest materials. This
+. indeed a model bakery. and one that de
serves and is fast gaining the support OF the
public. b. sure 10 call IN and -ce them at
l35 Hull street Manchester
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-01
CITY ITEMS
,sYsy NOTES GATHERED BY THE
y . " TINES REPORTERS

whore the Boys Are The Travellers ,'.' con-.
,eu,ion Pickett's Reun'o" 80 -,
rI..he. Msnchester Matter ~, -
mas" a, Home Seat Week A'''a ''.,
mn" I,nchburg Lodge Lee Camp
~o,o. saturday, synopsis Of Interest
.,1.nt.. and Readable Record 10y
oniet Ouill-DriNer.'
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Arrc.ted for InrcerN.

Junius I. Brown, a colored under
taker doing business at 1864 East Broad
street, was arrested yesterday evening on
the charge of forgery, ana locked up in
the First police station. lie will be be
fore Justice Richardson tomorrow morn
ing
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-01

Yesterday evening a FIAT loaded with
piles was being taken from the Byrd
street station TO the Richmond Fred
ericksburg and Potomac railroad. One
OF the trucks got OIL the track and as the
HAT was very heavily loaded the obstruc-
ton could not be cleared away in time
for the train from the North to pass. The
passengers were transferred from Elba.
The track will be clear this morning.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-01
# John, Cemetery.

The Council Committee on 81. John s.
Cemetery met Friday evening
The committee considered the adyi,a-
biity of having the wall on Twenty
fourth street. between Broad and Grace.
repaired
The condition of thi, wall is both ian.
Qerous and unsightiy II has long been
both menace and AN eye-sorc.
Colonel Cutshaw submitted an approNl-
mate estimate of the cost. The amount
fixed upon va, $4,000 After iull dis
cussion the chairman was instructed 90
ask the Common Council for this amount
reXt Monday evening
The committee Will also ask for $3.50
to erect an Office for the keeper and the
committee. This cemetery is one of The
historic landmarks of Richmond. ant
everything should De done 90 keep B.. in q
safe and preseuiable condition.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-01

RE. Lee Camp had a large meeting
Friday night Among others matters
the trip % Boston ON the anniversary of
the battle of Bunker Hid was fully dis
cussed The following final committee
of arrangements was appointed Lieu
tenant-C Commando Thomas A. Branicr.
Adjutant A. a splitter Quarterma~ter
George G Mounicastle Ohicerofthe Day
b NJ Batkins
Lee Camp expects to carry quite 70
large delegation with them on this FRAZER
nal occasion, and all whoeXpect t0aitend
would do well to consent with some One
Of the active committee
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-01

We have received our first supply OF
d. Tandrcth a sons reliable garden seeds.
which are considered the best now eNtant. We
do not sell seeds OBJ commission; nor do we
on cbeqn seeds. send for a catalogue.
BODEEER Bros. Druggists.
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secondhand Pianos,

one hundred to select from at all prices
from S25 upwards. See NJ. b. Ramos x
Co, next the corner of Ninth and Main
streets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-01

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PROPERTY

WA TED-ENERY PROPERTY
w owner. manufacturer. and business man
i'm the city 10 examine into the merits Of the
Edison Electric Fire ENtinguisher. on eNhi-
hilton AZ fgs Fast Broad street. We call atten-
ton 20 the following testimonial
col To whom l. may concern This Is 10 Ger
tify thar We. the undersigned. have witnessed
aneyhibitiOn Of the EddisOn Electric Fire TX
tinguisher. and proclaim 10 % Doe the most et
fectiye machine for putting out ncipieut IRE
we have ever seen. II is really a wonderful in
yentiou. and should hc in the possession OF
every property owner.
ANDREW PfZZlNf. JK..
Chairman Com. ON Finance.
4. II. KAUFMAN.
Chairman Com. on FIRE.
j.. + kOHLER.
ROBERT O.. IRYON.
We also have testimonials from Richmond
Cedar Works. General John r. Cook, Charles
p. Cross. Th0ma, a. Bmnder and others when
we viii he glad o. show YOU.
/. E. GrLLIATr.
6-apJ1-tf. DS East Broad street.
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BREVITIES.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS MINOR
MENTION. AND LOCIL L4COAICS

The New, Of the Day Boiled Down aud
served Up in Condensed shape About
Folks You Know. aud Interesting Items
Happily aud Hastily Hit.
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AMUsEME>1s.
MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
vi Eighth ST.. bet Grace and Franklin.
The first and only rendering ~ hchmohn oi
that sublime creation OF Mend'lssonn'
THE
ORATOR|OST.PAUL
SATURDAY. WAY -. 1887.

The Festival Artists gathered from aii parts
OF the world, who render the music of thr Fr
tersburg MAY Festival. viii appear
The eminent Boston Conductor.
CARL ZERRAHN.
viii be the Dire tor and bis Instrumental toice
Will consist 0f "a Festival Orchestra of .h.ru
selected artists
Celebrated Petersburg Chorus comprising
$50 VOICES.
Reserved seats. SI.50. Gent Admission. - go.
Box sheet opens wednesday. Mas iith. 10 ,
o'clock ann. at Manly %. Ramos Co.'s Music
Store. NJ. s8 Main street, Richmond. va.
General admission tiDArt-.Hr omen dollar e.'....
wi.I boz sold only 0n the lay oi the perform
aucc. saturday. luh 40 the Music ,torr np
20 O'Clock pm-aniat the A.wem, trom ,
O'Clock pm. 'u'
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pICHMOND IRON PAINT co
y. PATE a co. lp1 EAST CAnY ..

Weather. Water.
and Fire Proof
Never Cracks.
Bllsfcrs Or PccI-
pcclaliy adapt
GA for Tin. Zinc
Copper. Iron and
= hin and
80ard Roofs
Defective aui
Loaky Roofs from
age and exposure
ACCOMMODATIONS
and perfect hy if-
use. Damp anI
Imp rfNlf Walls
are ALSO rendered
DIS lIy fhr nf
thi. PAINT and
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Rc-cryed seats. sI.5o' Gcnl AdmI,,I0H. 80

THURSDAY. NAY 5.ISs5.
Testimonial Concert rendered to
MR. GEORGEA.CRrNP
By hc following ad... anI sennomn
soprano Nr-. Jennie hud N.Hac
Contmna N-,Cmr ,mle
Tenor NrF. W.Cmnn4lam
Ba.-0..... ST.. George 4. lrImI
Accompanies Nr kH, Matthew'S
Prof. Henry laa1e. Ne,,r, Conway Myers
Tom Bigger. Louis BURGESS sam mcn.h.l.I
others 5myi -Hm"tu"etH
DANILION THEATRE
BROAD mrwEE> FIRST A>n For-Hrs -r..
Engagement of tle Meyer Thorn. Comedy
Company 40, Nrek. commencing
MONDAY NIGHT Nn-u.
FANCHON. THE CRICKET.
Change of h.l nightly Nafm.r- efelb Ift.
commencing 90 E~DAl.
Admission. lUO.. reserved seats. l..
Boa office open from ID A.n.. "a. r.nI. 'ntl
MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Five nights ni .ulr mtuee-.
Commencing ID E~DAl NIGHT. MAY iu.
engagements 0f fhe uf0rteini popular '.-H
MHIA~ ST. WARD.
and fna charming -nINirffr.
Miss CARRIE CLARK WARD.
supported by --fon- dramatic e.-r. .n rAer
u-N Irish Comedy Drama. .l f..r t.f-. ..
Dau... Otounel. t-i. entitled
THE RED IO\.